Broadley Vineyards, Brigadoon Wine Company, and Benton–Lane Winery open their doors November 27–29 and collect food and household items for the S. Benton Resource Center
MONROE and JUNCTION CITY, Ore. – November 5, 2026 – Three neighboring wineries in Monroe and Junction City, Oregon, in the southern Willamette Valley, are inviting the community to celebrate Thanksgiving weekend with them. Broadley Vineyards, Brigadoon Wine Company, and Benton–Lane Winery will each host an open house on Friday, November 27, Saturday, November 28, and Sunday, November 29.
The three wineries share more than a first initial. In its October 2026 issue, Decanter described them this way:
“The three Bs: South Willamette’s A-list”
— Peter Holland, Decanter
Benton –Lane Winery sits in the middle of the trio, and the wineries to its north and south are each about five minutes away, so guests can easily visit all three in one day. No reservations are required. All are welcome, and families and friends are encouraged to come together.
Open house details
| Winery | Hours (Fri. 11/27, Sat. 11/28, Sun. 11/29) | Address | Website |
| Benton– Lane Winery | 11 am – 5 pm | 23924 Territorial Rd, Monroe, OR 97456 | benton-lane.com |
| Brigadoon Wine Company | 12 – 5 pm | 25167 Ferguson Rd, Junction City, OR 97448 | brigadoonwineco.com |
| Broadley Vineyards | 1 – 5 pm | 265 S. 5th Street, Monroe, OR 97456 | broadleyvineyards.com |
A tasting fee of $20 per person applies.
Giving back this holiday season
Guests are invited to bring non-perishable food and household items to support the S. Benton Resource Center. For every two items donated, guests will receive a raffle ticket for a special gift from each winery.
The Three Bs Trail stamp card
Throughout November, visitors can also collect stamps on The Three Bs Trail card: one tasting at a winery earns one stamp. Guests who collect all three stamps and turn in the completed card by November 30 will be entered in a drawing on December 1 for a free bottle from each winery. Participants must be 21 or older.
About Broadley Vineyards
Founded in 1982, Broadley Vineyards is a family-owned winery located in the southern Willamette Valley in Monroe. As part of the Willamette Valley wine community, the Broadley family has spent more than four decades farming and producing estate-grown wines that reflect the character of their site. The winery is known for its commitment to thoughtful vineyard practices and a portfolio centered on balanced, expressive wines rooted in place.
About Brigadoon Wine Company
Brigadoon Wine Company is a family-owned winery in Junction City, set in the coastal foothills of the southern Willamette Valley within the Lower Long Tom AVA. Owned and operated by the Shown family, Brigadoon is committed to sustainable and organic farming and a minimalist approach to winemaking, so that each wine reflects its vineyard and vintage. Its tasting room and picnic grounds overlook the estate vines.
About Benton–Lane Winery
Benton–Lane Winery is a family-owned winery and vineyard in Monroe, set on a wooded 317-acre estate in the southern Willamette Valley, with 140 acres planted to vine. Winemaker Steve Girard founded it in 1988 after leaving Napa Valley to craft cool-climate Pinot Noir in what was then uncharted territory. Today the estate is farmed with organic and biodynamic practices, and winemaker Amael Orrego focuses on estate-grown Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
